Definition of telekinesis in English:

telekinesis

noun ˌtɛlɪkʌɪˈniːsɪsˌtɛlɪkɪˈniːsɪsˌtɛləkəˈnisɪs

mass noun

The supposed ability to move objects at a distance by mental power or other non-physical means.
she possesses the power of telekinesis
Example sentencesExamples
- They can control your mind and move objects via telekinesis!
- One of the most basic psionic abilities, though, was telekinesis.
- Most psychics trained in three disciplines, usually telepathy, telekinesis, and another one.
- Chloe has telekinesis, which basically means she can move things just by willing it.
- The crystals were the legendary power crystals of electricity, earth, fire, telekinesis, and power.
- It would have required the use of supernormal powers, specifically telekinesis.
- His power is through telekinesis and his mind; he's virtually indestructible.
- Get some rest and we'll start with telepathy and telekinesis in the morning.
- That was not entirely true, as she could feel a small ability of telekinesis, but nothing she could use against him.
- With telekinesis, you could rearrange your office with a mere thought.
- In our world some unusually gifted people are able to demonstrate with modest success that telekinesis and levitation exist.
- The powers I'm speaking of are an advanced form of telekinesis.
- He is unable to use his telekinesis consciously, and it only manifests when he is under considerable stress or any other extreme emotion.
- Steven soon develops the same powers they have - telepathy, teleportation, and telekinesis.
- Perhaps children even posses abilities we do not; intuition, foresight; perhaps even telekinesis.
- She had chosen to work on her metamorphic abilities and telekinesis.
- I had never seen her mother though but it was said that she also had telekinesis.
- The mediums demonstrated every variety of psychic power from clairvoyance and clairaudience to telekinesis and telepathy.
- Daniel's power is more or less a form of personal telekinesis.
- On the third day, I finally got my hand on something; moving objects without touching them is called telekinesis.

Derivatives

telekinetic

adjective ˌtɛlɪkʌɪˈnɛtɪkˌtɛlɪkɪˈnɛtɪk

From there, several different people entered and exited the room, all claiming to be psychic and telepathic and telekinetic amongst other things.
Example sentencesExamples
- He said that people who practiced black magic used hypnotic, telepathic and telekinetic powers to send frequencies and energy to put someone in danger.
- Adam was slightly telepathic, slightly empathic, slightly precognitive, and slightly telekinetic.
- Aurora was discovered at age three for her telepathic, telekenisis, telekinetic, and special abilities no one thought possible.
- Jean's telepathic and telekinetic powers begin to evolve.

Origin

Late 19th century: from tele- 'at a distance' + Greek kinēsis 'motion' (from kinein 'to move').

Rhymes

amniocentesis, anamnesis, ascesis, catechesis, diesis, exegesis, mimesis, prosthesis, psychokinesis

Definition of telekinesis in US English:

telekinesis

nounˌteləkəˈnēsisˌtɛləkəˈnisɪs

The supposed ability to move objects at a distance by mental power or other nonphysical means.
she possesses the power of telekinesis
Example sentencesExamples
- He is unable to use his telekinesis consciously, and it only manifests when he is under considerable stress or any other extreme emotion.
- Perhaps children even posses abilities we do not; intuition, foresight; perhaps even telekinesis.
- In our world some unusually gifted people are able to demonstrate with modest success that telekinesis and levitation exist.
- Most psychics trained in three disciplines, usually telepathy, telekinesis, and another one.
- She had chosen to work on her metamorphic abilities and telekinesis.
- His power is through telekinesis and his mind; he's virtually indestructible.
- One of the most basic psionic abilities, though, was telekinesis.
- Steven soon develops the same powers they have - telepathy, teleportation, and telekinesis.
- The powers I'm speaking of are an advanced form of telekinesis.
- Get some rest and we'll start with telepathy and telekinesis in the morning.
- On the third day, I finally got my hand on something; moving objects without touching them is called telekinesis.
- That was not entirely true, as she could feel a small ability of telekinesis, but nothing she could use against him.
- With telekinesis, you could rearrange your office with a mere thought.
- The mediums demonstrated every variety of psychic power from clairvoyance and clairaudience to telekinesis and telepathy.
- Chloe has telekinesis, which basically means she can move things just by willing it.
- I had never seen her mother though but it was said that she also had telekinesis.
- It would have required the use of supernormal powers, specifically telekinesis.
- They can control your mind and move objects via telekinesis!
- Daniel's power is more or less a form of personal telekinesis.
- The crystals were the legendary power crystals of electricity, earth, fire, telekinesis, and power.

Origin

Late 19th century: from tele- ‘at a distance’ + Greek kinēsis ‘motion’ (from kinein ‘to move’).

单词	telekinesis
释义	Definition of telekinesis in English: telekinesis noun ˌtɛlɪkʌɪˈniːsɪsˌtɛlɪkɪˈniːsɪsˌtɛləkəˈnisɪs mass noun The supposed ability to move objects at a distance by mental power or other non-physical means. she possesses the power of telekinesis Example sentencesExamples They can control your mind and move objects via telekinesis! One of the most basic psionic abilities, though, was telekinesis. Most psychics trained in three disciplines, usually telepathy, telekinesis, and another one. Chloe has telekinesis, which basically means she can move things just by willing it. The crystals were the legendary power crystals of electricity, earth, fire, telekinesis, and power. It would have required the use of supernormal powers, specifically telekinesis. His power is through telekinesis and his mind; he's virtually indestructible. Get some rest and we'll start with telepathy and telekinesis in the morning. That was not entirely true, as she could feel a small ability of telekinesis, but nothing she could use against him. With telekinesis, you could rearrange your office with a mere thought. In our world some unusually gifted people are able to demonstrate with modest success that telekinesis and levitation exist. The powers I'm speaking of are an advanced form of telekinesis. He is unable to use his telekinesis consciously, and it only manifests when he is under considerable stress or any other extreme emotion. Steven soon develops the same powers they have - telepathy, teleportation, and telekinesis. Perhaps children even posses abilities we do not; intuition, foresight; perhaps even telekinesis. She had chosen to work on her metamorphic abilities and telekinesis. I had never seen her mother though but it was said that she also had telekinesis. The mediums demonstrated every variety of psychic power from clairvoyance and clairaudience to telekinesis and telepathy. Daniel's power is more or less a form of personal telekinesis. On the third day, I finally got my hand on something; moving objects without touching them is called telekinesis. Derivatives telekinetic adjective ˌtɛlɪkʌɪˈnɛtɪkˌtɛlɪkɪˈnɛtɪk From there, several different people entered and exited the room, all claiming to be psychic and telepathic and telekinetic amongst other things. Example sentencesExamples He said that people who practiced black magic used hypnotic, telepathic and telekinetic powers to send frequencies and energy to put someone in danger. Adam was slightly telepathic, slightly empathic, slightly precognitive, and slightly telekinetic. Aurora was discovered at age three for her telepathic, telekenisis, telekinetic, and special abilities no one thought possible. Jean's telepathic and telekinetic powers begin to evolve. Origin Late 19th century: from tele- 'at a distance' + Greek kinēsis 'motion' (from kinein 'to move'). Rhymes amniocentesis, anamnesis, ascesis, catechesis, diesis, exegesis, mimesis, prosthesis, psychokinesis Definition of telekinesis in US English: telekinesis nounˌteləkəˈnēsisˌtɛləkəˈnisɪs The supposed ability to move objects at a distance by mental power or other nonphysical means. she possesses the power of telekinesis Example sentencesExamples He is unable to use his telekinesis consciously, and it only manifests when he is under considerable stress or any other extreme emotion. Perhaps children even posses abilities we do not; intuition, foresight; perhaps even telekinesis. In our world some unusually gifted people are able to demonstrate with modest success that telekinesis and levitation exist. Most psychics trained in three disciplines, usually telepathy, telekinesis, and another one. She had chosen to work on her metamorphic abilities and telekinesis. His power is through telekinesis and his mind; he's virtually indestructible. One of the most basic psionic abilities, though, was telekinesis. Steven soon develops the same powers they have - telepathy, teleportation, and telekinesis. The powers I'm speaking of are an advanced form of telekinesis. Get some rest and we'll start with telepathy and telekinesis in the morning. On the third day, I finally got my hand on something; moving objects without touching them is called telekinesis. That was not entirely true, as she could feel a small ability of telekinesis, but nothing she could use against him. With telekinesis, you could rearrange your office with a mere thought. The mediums demonstrated every variety of psychic power from clairvoyance and clairaudience to telekinesis and telepathy. Chloe has telekinesis, which basically means she can move things just by willing it. I had never seen her mother though but it was said that she also had telekinesis. It would have required the use of supernormal powers, specifically telekinesis. They can control your mind and move objects via telekinesis! Daniel's power is more or less a form of personal telekinesis. The crystals were the legendary power crystals of electricity, earth, fire, telekinesis, and power. Origin Late 19th century: from tele- ‘at a distance’ + Greek kinēsis ‘motion’ (from kinein ‘to move’).
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